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Telegram-herald., 1887-11-27

The joint committee Of cigar n1anufsct-
trsrs and journeymsn. having in charge a
proposed rsu0rsrrsncs agsinst any chan Ss
IN the revenue avs governing tobacco.
have abandoned the idea Of circulating a
petition protesting against chang r. was
feared shat a pD1iic protest would not as
suue any formidable share. and hs9 a.
readv provoked much adverse criticism
The Cixsr Manufacturers conventions. be 4
In New York lssf weez. resolved n favar Il
= continuance Of revenue on tcbsceo. ard
appefusea con- mittee - present s,nta5fs
memorial - Congress On the s1aiect The
i0cai cigar men srs going 90 take action in
the rnsflsr. hnt vii re- Disclose their Fre
% procedure - rstsss F-.s Pes
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-27

Representatives Of the shipysrds of De-
troit and other lake cities will attend q
meeting in Cleveland next Monday to settle
the sbipysrd labor trouble. Il = reported
that the X. OF L. Assem- biiss slong The lakes
are supporting the Buffalo assembly during
Their idlsness. aud it is presumed the object
Of the Cleveland meeting IA TO order gen
era suspension OF business among sll the
companies until the question Of employing
uni9n labor i settled. 4 dispatch TO the
IrAitas from Buffalo saws strike similar
30 the one In Buffalo g contemplate By
the Knights OF Labor a Detroit and from
the united action Of the sbiDbuildiag COM
psnies It looks a. II shiphgilding would b
totally suspended in 4 short time-Dstr0r
3rsfslas
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-27
THE SOCIAL SEASON
k4x.ss1~ars. usadaags, hss~ptlsas. Gard
F.rtl-s .na A8 shs titistsT @aa Fo.zza
Thss sp@Fkis % tlss Deep Haby
" tle ~ Society.

social dslizas Save bees very sweet G1r-
iag The p4zl sss< asespGaas. d.Aclns
psrtiss aad Thzakssisiaz sinners hAss
nl.sd every enc wllh sLss anzlloysd.
Among fhs nzSsl pleasant sVsnts is ths re-
csplion Essa Dg AEs. s. :. Walls n h9neE
or her daughter, ATs. N0rfi.. aud Eas
pls4sars Ia every wsy. Tie noEai dec0ra-
tiOns we're elaborate aa1 beautiful aa-i were
dssisned ey CaApnsn tas ssil kaosn
doFist. Aaothsr asl.s.-Etal a-sz4f sas tAs
Warwick DarEy--sls ~ TIE most Tecasrzls
parties sssr gwen IL tie FaI.sy City. All
.4s altsndel - the beauty snd weaith Of
tRs citY. I1e s.sgalI paFiors and hallway
sers cany4sze,i i0r The yOtarss Of lerpsi-
en0re. ~ao ilg1sly tripped % the sncaaG,-
ins strains u Jne dreamy raltz. While t1e
solt gov "a Us p8Itl coi0red lamps sued
dim fAdl ance over fls I4Ir faces 30 happy
~ lhs enjoy nisnE % unziioysl pleasure. A
charming feature W4s tae crystal square ef
Ice Surrounded by HOSers &nd lsOm whose
cool cnLzelea depths Ice Uas served. l0s
guests appeared ia f1il dress. and many
beautiful k0Hos we're worn. OI Nnlca The
following aere n0tIced. Mss Waters, cream
t0lls ever cream six, DAtuEal
a0sers Mss PfeCsser. RED ottoman
SILK and silver brocade. square neck,
Mrs. ben. JOEes BLACK satin ia train. low
Oeck. snort sleeves. diamonds, Miss DAVIS,
Or klk Rapids pinz zn1 white ace. a stElug
Of pearls, Mss aecSgs al. b us stain. SlIle
lace. pearls. Mss ChamplIu, y bite tulle
over plnk slk Miss Bonnel. embroidered
India null. "a IS Sign rbiEe Grape over
yellow sursh; hiss Brady. oi Chicago. pink
m0lf-, olive velvet, Mrs. Fggh. pink MORE
aad Noo4. pearl trimmings aud ornaments,
Mrs. >. h. Pierce, black satin and diamonds,
Mss k1ul1t. cream six, violet velvet aud
pearls. Ms ~. >. Crosby. Waite six em-
5rolcered pe.IcOat. c0aFt train. Kiss CoyOde.
white MORE snd WOO; Ars. A II. More
head, BLACK lace, Miss Dunelng q Koch
ester. white six aud while l=le, Mrs. tfan-
sOn. Light blue brOe4de. claWOnds. Mrs.
Harry Perkins. black silk. Mss Goldsmith,
black ace, Miss Helen klaion cream WOOL
With golden brown trimmings.
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-27
Literary clubs.

The attendance was good at the Ladies'
Literary Club yesterday Notwithstanding
the gloomy weather. The committee pre-
ssnsed the following programme: Sketch
Of Rev. n. \. Taylor. "Unveiling of the
DuOmo." "A Strange Character" recitation.
Rhyme of the Duchess Mary"
Next Saturday the COMMITTEES on Art
and Literature will present the programme.
Yesterday was entertainment day at the
West Side Ladies' Literary Club. and the
following programme vss presented The
Karat tnst Walks Chilhorou." by Miss
Murfse Charles Egbert Cradd0ck.) A re-
view Of story, by the same author, In
the Clouds. a sketch of Miss Murfee. cur.
rent events Of the month of November. a
recitation, save. . save"
The Committee on Science and Russian
History will have charge Of the programme
next saturday
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-27

Mr. snd Mrs. Frank Davis are in Kala-
mak0o.
Jbhn 5. Lawrence spent Thanksgiving in
Latsing.
Jiss Dunning, of Rochester. is the guest
OF Alss DeL4nO.
irs ben Jones. of Chicago. is the guest of
III lss Franc Pelrce.
James Bsyne has returned from . few
days yisi. IA Chicago.
sIr and Mrs. Z. G. Thuing spent Thanks
giving with friends in Lansing.
Mr. Reilly. of Chicago. has accepted
pbsl'ion with l.. z. kidder & Co.
Mr.. aud Mrs Philo c. Faller's baby is
recovering from serious illness.
Miss Brady. of Chicago. is the guest of
Mrs. J. A. Baker. of Tne Warwick.
Miss Orr, of Detroit. is the guest of Mrs
G. Van Cleve Ganson At the Vendome.
Mrs. Cotton, OF The Vsndome, has re-
turned from visit with friends in Detroit
Mr. and Mrs. n. S. Mcconnell, of The
Brunswick, are visiting friends in Big Rap
ids.
Messrs. w. II. Hunt, A. J. Rose and NJ
V. Curtis leave on Tuesday next for Cali
fornia.
".
dinner with her brother at the Derby yes
terdsy.
Mrs. II. J. Palmer. of The Brunswick. re-
turned on Friday from q weeks visit in
Chicago.
Miss Belle McEachron, of Hsnley, who
has been visiting Mrs. John J. Soper. has
returned home
Miss Davis. of Elk Rapids, is the guest of
ha-s
the Winter here.
Charles Belknap. of Chicago. who has
been visiting his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Bel
KNAPP. OF Lagrave-st., has returned home.
Billee Taylor and his new dog spent
few days during the past week in the woods
looking for wet feet. They both found
them.
Miss Jennie Wilson, Of the Evening Lead-s
e., attended the masquerade given by ths
Young Mems Social Club at Hastings
on Thursday eve.
Mrs. VIII Carpenter is quite i'll at her
home in Traverse City. Mrs. Carpenter has
many friends here who will be panied 10
hear of her illness.
DR.. Fair left on Friday noon for st. Louis,
Mo-, by way of Chicago. He will conduct
mission in st. Louis and expects to be 40
sent about two weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. McReynolds who spent
Thanksgiving at Muskegon, have retarned
home. They wers the guests of Mr.. Nc
Reynolds sister, Mrs. Minis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Norris left on FRIDAY even.
ing for Washington, ID. c., where Mr.. Norris
has accepted the position of Private Secre-
tary to Senator Sabin. of Minnesota.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Schofisld leave soon
for Traverse City TO assist in concert 10 be
given az the Congregational church at that
plsce for the benefit OF the Sunday School.
AIRS. c. +. Gill will also ta.se part in the en-
tertainment.
Miss josephine Talford, assisted by her
sister. Miss Florence. entertained the schol-
srs OF her Sunday school class at a 5 o'clock
Tea on Friday evening at Der residence on
East FultOn-st- The evening was spent in
delightful social enioyments.
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-27
FOR THE HOLIDAYS.

Christmas is near at hand and parties
intending 70 have portraits made for holi-
day presents should place their Orderly very
soon.
Remember that Knowles & Co, Widdi-
comb. block. are getting out the finest class
of work in water colors ink and crsyon
ever made in Grand Rapids. This firm has
a large number OF orders on hand already
and others wanting WORK for Christmas
should not delay.
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-27

The dance to be given By the differen t
bands of this city for the benefit of Charles
Delhi, one of their number vino has been
sick, will take place at Germania Hall No.
vember 30, instead of December 80. as
typographical error announced it day or
two ago. Every effort is being made to
make the affair success. and a big time
may be looked for. Three or four different
bands will assist to furnish the music.
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-27

Siixh - ors f->ss naosE charming and
popular eeiiss of tie Fa.lsy City AL Ar.
kso1@n 5 proGl1e1- meu40er "a ta~
" " .sh-tz-NoDg Ci0o. tae wedding VII ee
very quiet
TIE engagement Of Miss LIZZIE k1hl. =
popCssr yoans laty a gAs 0es1 see sod
ks1bel :. saith - a1noQ1oed- Mr.. cmlth
- st4ceat AZ the t0lverslry and spent
his Thanksgiving with his b<tEoEhsd IA
t1is city.
The engagement Of Miss Lucy ssift. Of
thls eitg sul MF. william B0lznd . al p
Eo4nca1. MF Bol4Ad = Ine seBi0f parl-
1sr IL Ias sell kncan arm Vi B9l21d =
ep.aaey cooe 4anaizctory. Of Lsnn.
Mass. The 1=dAng Ill taks place "a
JanslaFy ~ tns hoals OF tie brides p4Esn .
a. can1 Lake, Aicn. "a
A most delightful and / portant esent
0ecurIel On Thanksgiving morning a. blz
Rapids sasn Mss sAllls Haaoary become
mrs. Lcseazo Cody. tns Rev Father
GEInae 0Laciatsd sBd LAS eaGrch szs
crowded ~ - utmost cagzclts Win taa
elite u the elgy. Ar. C01y 10 the weii
knosa lam 8ermzn OF the firm Of Cody <
A1cls. 4nl Hiss Haaoury Is = moss cnafnl-
Ing y0uns .ziY. Hiss nagsie AAloneys OF
tnls clty, acted as bridesmaid, and nun
Of Ealr Grand kapidsans aEIsaded-
j. Calvin Knox and Mia Annie Dale
we're married on Thanksgiving evening a. .
o clock a. the residence II the oFldes par
ents oa tlith-st. tns Rev. 8r. Welton
O1nclaunk A delicious wedding supper
sas served. after = hica Iha happY couple
isIt On the late train tor Chicago. and are
nov enjoying the sweets OF honey
tour through Illinois aud Indiana. The
BRIDE Vas very beautiful ia her snowy
gown and roses anu s1s EAe feksspent OF a
large inumoer Of beautiful gifts from friends
A. hOlme and abroad. Afr. aud Mrs. Knox
start out Ia lie with the brightest OF pros
poct5 and the sincere congratulations OF .
iarg4 rsrqla of frfanns
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-27
~ PINE LANDS.

The Grand Rapid. and Indiana Railroad
Company have offered for sale all of its
pine lands in Missaukee county. Sealed
bids will be received by w. o. Hughsrt,
Land Commissioner, to be opened Deem
Der 18th. Pats and further information
can be had by addressing him at Grand
Rapids Michigan
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-27
Dissolution NOTICE.

The firm of L. d. Putnam Il Co., drug
gists, of SO Monroe-st, in this city, is this
dsy dissolved. by mutual consent. L. ID.
Putnam has Sold his entire interest of said
firm TO Frank J. Wurzburg. mis- former part
neT, who is authorized to collect all claims
due said firm and will pay all debts
LEMUEL ID. PUTNAM,
FRANK J. WURzBURa,
Grand Rapids, Mich, Nov. 22, 81.
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-27

You can get Of rs better Plush Coat at
ten dollars less than our competitors price
in any grade-a bold statement, but one
you can easily verify by comparison.
T. p KIpDFR 4 Co
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-27
WAS AMERICA EVER DISCOVERED,

For constipation. liver complaint" or
billiousness. sick headache, and all diseases
arising from Gsordered condition of the
liver and stomach, take DIR. Pierce's
Pleasant Purgativs Pellets-a gentle lsxa-
tive or active csthartic, according to size of
dose
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-27

Ms. Msxgis Grs6y ny wr W.Tntv-s. -
Wet v-sztnis. ~. ~ br ir sr-ief ssras s-,e
during ne holidays.
Stsx~ ~hispers srs going TIE rounds -
the effect tcat Nss tsrxce Donshse aud
VII WurzbElrz are engaged
No Lis sigh snd A r Ke1nsn are q
Be married on Deceu. Der right ~ the family
rrrid-ucs ou Psrs-sva Although hlp
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-27

/ extend a special invitation to all who
enjoy etchings 10 call and see The Syn
dies" by Charles Koepping after Rem
brandt. Gallery open from 9 2. 10. until
p. %. A. III. FOwLE
n lcnia-sf
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-27

Thanksgiving IL over snd the turkeys
have rest, cut r. J. Deftenfnalsr, the pOpu-
lar fsh dealer a. III Aonroe-ss., ssill con-
tinUes to sell those elegant White Fish.
oysters. Clans. Game and every thing one
could Wish for Cal on him and be viii
6x you out With 6ne estables.
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-27
MISSES
And CHILDREN'S

Garments, many of them fresh
by express from the hands Of
the manufacturers, at prices
which,upon inspection-wbich
we cordially invite-will lie
found lower than the loves
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-27

An ENJOYMENT OF SOMETHING NEW AND
NOVEL.
A Uniform Mask Ball viii be given at
Todd's Hall, Thursday evening, Dec. l,
1887 to which you are cordially invited
Prizes will be awarded to the largest num-
Der whose costumes are alike, military uni
forms excepted.
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-27
CAN'r GIT FxouGH.

We csnnot get enough Of our $40 Plush
Coats bsCaase they are better garments than
0Ur neigh5ors charge $50 for Don't take
our word tor Il. but come snd SEQ for your
self. L. r. kIDDER & Co.
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-27

GEO. a. HALL & CO..
90 Monroe-st.
Ne want 10 tel yOu VIA. ss have IN
3 BOOkS S
And xbat se AZ selling thea Tor .s0d thers
"a no gS01 reason ~hy = family of moasr-
sls iscoDs should Dot posses thsIu. Fer
Instance. ss can sell yoa very good set Of
lEcxsas osnplete sOTks. 10 sols.. ior s. 80
. oetler One Tor 49,. aBd sill . very Iagcn
better, ID bait calf for ala
George Eii0t. n vols. for s.. better
for 800 Ia sOls.s and stlil bstLsr, IL half
Call. for S1.59.
40 Sill suy an excellent set Of Thsek-
srzv.
NAesulsys History Of England. - yols..
81 50
Aaeaalay's Essays. sl.50.
Chambers fncyclOpedla Of Universal
Know edge for as
s.5O Mil o0y an excellent set Of Sehil-
Ter.
81 will buy set Of Gibbons Roman En-
piTe ia ) vols.
$3.50 siil bay Irving's complete works.
suInerizea edition. aud - wlli buy q very
good SCI, without the Life Of Washing
ton.
Absett's complete works. II vols. for
boys, al 5000.
Famous American Indians, by Eggleston.
. vols, for 81 80
Greenss History Of English People.
vols. morocco. for 81.
American OrAiiOns. ) vols. 1915.
British OratiOus ) vols $375
jules Nernes complete works, Is vols,
500.
scott's Poems in 8 vols, limp calf, in
leather case. SIP.
Seo's's works in II vols, $50
a in 20 $500
Charlotte Brontes complete works, s
vols, $3.50.
Elsie Books. by Maria Finley. i2 vols,
for girls, for 5000.
Miss Aicoit's works. vols, for $500.
Cooper's Leather Stocking Tales. 5 vols,
for s5
Shakspeare's works, vols H., S.
Snakspeare's works, VOL. emD. calf, for
Sl.75, aud large Syo edition for 81.
Shakespeare, II vols. limp Russia, in
leather case SIS.
Knights edition Shakespeare, 2 vols,
steel plate illustrations, r25.
Brysnts Poetry and Song, that should be
in every American home, clio. So mo-
rocco. $3.50; full morocco, $40.
And a thousana other miscellaneous
books that We cannot mention here, but
invite your Inspection. And any of these st
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-27
Spring { Company,
NinteTGaTments

During or career OF nearly
Forty lEARs IN the Dry Goods
trade our sales in any one
particular line OF goods have
never approached by nearly
fifty per cent. the gratifying
results of this seasons busi-
ness ia Our
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-27
| extend a special invi

Lots on White & Cody's plat are praised
by all VINO see them.
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-27

White & Codys lots are still selling for
$500 on easy terms.
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-27

"Whv did you publish nv engagement
snd The dainty hands fuffsred IN a ds icate
sort OF wsT. showing OF tie sparkling dia-
uond oetrothai ring We published 10 be-
cause-0ecauss-Gh. re Won do i5 sEain.
A would-oe very gsY and novel society
young man. wbo spells Ais name WITH a
Mac. - making himself vsry conspicuous
~ his devoted attention 20 visiting young
ladies. N the utter extinction Of the civii-
ties Which should De extended ~ Grand
RAPIDS ycung ladies'. The lsftsr young "a
dies don care bit. for they see the rssson
whT.
The other day Dame Runcr vas over
heard saying - Msdsm GrundT tast The
y0ung ladies have spotted the sorfesvs~ s~eiis
rho invite them 60 rarties and A. rsFs for
get % order the carriage. be ths night ever
o. stormy. They "hsgs en- On TIE iist~
A prominent scciety lsdy Who objects to
hsViag the street cars pass BY her home
has taksn = ncvel method ~ expressing her
dispiessars. sac ecuts ne lasiies ~hoss bus
hsnds signed tie Cherrr-sf. -sil-sv petition
She hss started = 1ephyr that las rescued
cyclone proportions. fer ths sdies reciprn-
cate sv cordially sruhhing her. SoCi4tv
circles are al s,frre,l l8 n ecnseq qgencr.
aaf tAe end = rot YET
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-27

NJ hkAH FDh LHhItTfAs
And hook on 70 one OF those s.. s.. or &
up rockers on payments. just received f0r
cur Christmas presents.
CoNFToN BRos
100 snd IA south Division-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-13
.,,rpJoa AZ TT HAD BEEN PAINTED.


Broadway in the vicinity OF the Morton House pro-
sents a strange appearance these day. Bhhalo biIs
scouts and Indians and the Inhabitants or the A@tco
village all OF whom appearing Ia New lotk9t c@cn
flock down 10 the Morton House To meet Their iciONvo
fessonas and 10 il uncommon thi1g 10 sec lou OF
200 men clothed In buckskins, serapes ana soDreIps
and armed with everything frOm bows ana arrows I'D
Colts 42calbre reyolvers parading up ana Down uo
street oye distance of mile or -. one Iht siott
time ago Lord Kinwaide. the eldest sou OF the Iaf or
Bucleuch arrived Ia New York direct from i;hShl ana
pnt up at the Union Square Hotel u was MS Iuicph
TO write book America, refutlng an ne e,ros VIM
his counrymen who had done likewise, had hine hhn
which he was told did rank injustice u inc conhii'
lie had never been here before ana MS time WAS u u
ut nc Intended the gross gnOranceOt MS co
trymen regarding the lawlessness or America.
lie awoke at 10 the next morning and hil'r pafaNg
OF breakfast he sroled out on tho street The M s-ht
that met his astonshed British gaze was Httal.
sIinburned scout known the bad Man from 81 -
who nays the light comedy roles In Buffalo Dlls ~ "
The Bad had Henry repeating rifle on ms snoi1r
and huge bowie knife protruding from hls boot WHO
his lordship gaspng with asonlshnent az ine ppni
ton troupe OF halfnaked Aztec Indians IN fol war
came gallopnQ down the street. whOoplng iof al they
were worth Looking still further he beheid long Nsls
of armed men IN all manner OF barbara costumes uni
his brain reeed and he staggered Into the oel III at
ing condition hour later his valet took the toho"hS
cablegram TO the Office ,.o. so,d ahou,
ITO BUCLEUCH, London All that mas 1een s'..
America Is true. WIN return at once. klsMApp,n.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-13
STORIES ABOUT PEOPLE.
4 PENNSYLVANIA PHILAYTHROPIsE

From The Chicago Journal.
Thomas Valentine Cooper, besides being politician,
is very kind-hearted and generous man. He 10
frequent visitor to Washington sometimes pleasure
and sometimes on business. During OF his recent
trips to the capital he dned ut of the highciass
restaurants that line ylyania and started
for his hotel feeling than eyef IL was
q cold night, aud Northwestern whistled down the
avenue, making him ehiver beneath his heavy
overcost. He reached the foot tho Fifteenthet.
hill, and perceving several small boys standing in the
doorway trying TO protect themselves from "A north
western gale, Mr. CoOpers heart went out 10 thcss
little boys, as he supposed them to be. lie stopped
and asked them why they did not go homo.
Can't" was the sententous reply
"Why" asked the political phIlanthropist " re
you newsboys who have struck and are afraid TO go
home"
Eyes SIR" promptly replied one.
We'll, here" said Thomas w. taking three silver
dollars and handing one to each Of the prctendcd
newsboys. 81 Now run home or you VIII freeze
But the boys seemed In special hurry TO escape
the cold, and Mr. Cooper asked again why they didn't
go home. He had just asked that question when car
down the avenue at rafting pace, and one of
the newsbOys" dashed out OF the sheering doorway
and catching horse which, with couple Of Others,
had been standing In tn, gutter, by tho bride, lao
hooked 1t to the and up the hill lao went with
Mr. Coopers dollar and the The good man looked
after him with inquirng expression on his lace,
and a comrade Of the boy who had gone up the bill
vouchsafsd the information that can't 60 tn the
last down." and Mr. Cooper realized that he
had added dollar to each OF the hiitoys salary tor
that day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-13
AN EMBARRASSED ENGLTsHKAN.


Il am subject to one form OF persecution III thus
country" said an Englishman to me the other day,
which find quite inolerabe, though can't in the
least blame nv prosecutors. lou know speak qu,Ss
quite like ono, matter OF course. Really, mas
much as~Tve been this side OD,s month, Sou se',
and am going home in another month, IL would hardly
be worth sy while to attempt to master the accent and
manners of the country, don't you know.
"Now. I'm not in the leas: unwilling To be taken for
an Engshman that l am rather prond OF, IA feet
But I'm not taken for an Engishman ana there ne
dsagreeable feature of the thing I'm constantly
taken. don't you see, for al Angomaniic Yankee, .
beastly cad whose native country isn't good enough
for him. and who caricaures us IN Wild attempt 10
initiate us. To be taken TOR an irish dyham,er Q.
Russian Nihilis would be paratlve compliment.
The other day called on "A friend IN the cay &"
whom | had letter, and as he wasn't IN fell INTO
little parey with the young men in the outer oner
about his return and the ike. Then sat down IN no
inner ollice o. wait bit for him. Presently head,
over the haif-partition one of the young men 'a,'
softly to his companion with an imitation OF M o'a
accent:
- Bah jove not bad, don't YOU know! Is 1alnai
-. Painfully acquiahed, deah boy-painfuly &C.
duiahcd.' said the other IN the same tone.
- Cahnt be done in day deah boy he went on;
there's Beverly Galley, don't you know, VINO comes
in here sometimes TO boah the governor; TOOK hire
one.andtwenty months--yaas, three.ahht"'hy
mouths to acquiah his accent. This hasn't been ear
red 10 tho supehb perfection that Cadieys has, not 80
ALI my boy bat he'll nahster it IN yeah or Two, ooht
you know, with perseyerapce
All this with an indcscribable clipping OF con-
sonants and vowels made with the really V1rv
clever you know. Then heard maddening rhhcko
from the two This Is much the sort OF treatinehs
that get eyeryvhere Sometimes men look a. n they
were really going kick me- until they lepn that Ia
really an Englishman, and then they tue best ana
most cordial fellows in the world Really us very
natural treat but ats deueediy unpleasant 10
be made odous strange land by set OF cad'' dont
vou KNOW